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Hi friends

this is a small code:
<div id='footer2'>Developed by <a href='https://www.whatever.com'><strong>my name</strong></a> </div>

plz guide me in one thing that whenever someone clicks over my name the link shud open in new page. and currently its opened in the same page.

plz guide
thanks

Posted 16-Nov-10 1:16am

dahras

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Answer 1 · 2010-11-16T01:29:00

Solution 1

Use the attribute named "target" in the anchor tag <a>

target="_blank"

_blank means a new window is opened everytime the link is clicked.
If you want just one window that opens use an arbitrary but unambiguous
name.

Cheers

Manfred

Posted 16-Nov-10 1:29am

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

Updated 16-Nov-10 1:31am

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dahras 16-Nov-10 7:31am

thanks a lot ... plz can u modify the code accordingly. please

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 16-Nov-10 7:34am

Well I think I told you what to do. Add attribute target like I said to your anchor tag.
I'm not going to do your coding. If you have a question regarding my answer feel free to
ask me. I'll surely answer you, but I wont do your work.

Toniyo Jackson 16-Nov-10 7:34am

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 16-Nov-10 8:08am

@Toni Jack: What you did is really counter productive, I provided the solution and OP didn't even try to do as he was told but insisted on us giving him the code. We should really not encourage this kind of behaviour on CP. If you post the finished anchor tag solution in your comment above as a second answer you can have 5 points from me :-)